US20120275108A1 - Machine for the electrical and graphic customisation of portable electronic objects - Google Patents

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US20120275108A1
US20120275108A1 US13/513,359 US201013513359A US2012275108A1 US 20120275108 A1 US20120275108 A1 US 20120275108A1 US 201013513359 A US201013513359 A US 201013513359A US 2012275108 A1 US2012275108 A1 US 2012275108A1
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  • the present invention relates to a machine for the electrical and graphic customisation of portable electronic objects.
  • the present invention relates to an electrical customisation system of communicating electronic objects. These can be smart cards, USB drives or objects which need programming of a component embedded in this object.
  • Electrical customisation consists of programming the component embedded in the object, either by making electrical contact between the object to be programmed and the programming system, or by using contactless communication.
  • a portable object means any object including an electronic component provided with at least one microprocessor and at least one programmable non-volatile memory whereof some zones are protected from external access (writing or reading).
  • this component is inserted in a casing or in a support which itself can be customised graphically by security elements such as, for example, an identity photo of the bearer of the object, data representing the bearer of the object, a barcode, a matrix code, embossing of alphanumeric data, etching of fingerprints, advertising, etc.
  • This graphic customisation must generally be in correlation with the binary data of electronic customisation written into the memory of the component located in the portable object.
  • Customisation machines known from the prior art comprised a plurality of stations, the first station enabling electrical customisation.
  • the portable objects exiting from this customisation were transported on another station for printing a photo or for laser etching, a third station allowing embossing etc.
  • These machines generally comprised as many stations as electronic or graphic customisation elements to be introduced to/or in the object.
  • the portable objects were transported by transport means successively from one station to the other to then be unloaded at the end of the machine when all customisation operations were completed.
  • An aim of the present machine is to eliminate one or more of the disadvantages specified hereinabove.
  • the electrical and graphic customisation machine of portable electronic objects comprising a loading station, a plurality of processing stations, including at least one laser jet or inkjet marking station and/or an inspection station and/or a label-application station, a rejection station and an unloading station of customised objects, characterised in that a transfer device comprises at least one mobile component, according to a closed-loop path, each mobile component being moved along according to the path and connected to an encoding head connected to a programming card moved along by the mobile component, the path successively leading the encoding head from one loading station to at least one processing station by simultaneously executing electronic customisation of the component, then either to the output or to a rejection station.
  • a transfer device comprises at least one mobile component, according to a closed-loop path, each mobile component being moved along according to the path and connected to an encoding head connected to a programming card moved along by the mobile component, the path successively leading the encoding head from one loading station to at least one processing station by simultaneously executing electronic customisation of the component, then
  • the machine comprises a processing unit ensuring control of the different stations of the machine and control of the drive means of the transfer device.
  • the programming card ensures electronic customisation of the component of the portable object even during processing of the portable object by a processing station.
  • the processing station is a checking station and a control considered as defective carried out by the station triggers diversion of the operation program of the machine executed by the processing unit to a incident processing program executed by the processing unit, this program ensuring a special reconstruction cycle of an object whereof the defective condition was detected, the interruption of the electronic programming of the defective component, the control of the transfer device for guiding the portable object from the position in which an error is detected at a scrap rejection position while continuing the programming of the other components, then bringing of the now free encoding head to the loading station to load a portable electronic object to be programmed, and at the same time, reloading of the programming card connected to the encoding head freshly loaded with the data provided initially for the rejected portable object, as well as reloading of data from stations located between the defect-detection position and the input station then resuming of operations at each station with the data corresponding to the object replaced until the position where the defect was detected is reached.
  • the contact means of the encoding head are arranged so as to give free access to all the other zones of the portable object with the exception of the contact zones in the case of a portable contact object, to allow graphic or external customisation operations on the objects during electrical customisation.
  • the memory of the computer system comprises for each object
  • information relative to the initial data for example, name of the data file, position of this object in the data file . . . );
  • variable data serving as customisation for example, full names, expiration date, photo, barcode . . . );
  • the machine management software administers the normal cycle of the machine and a special reconstruction cycle of an object.
  • the software associates in current status memory of the computer system ( 8 ) the list of objects at their physical positions in the machine.
  • the procedure of the software being run during the reconstruction cycle comprises:
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a front view of the customisation system according to the invention
  • FIG. 2 illustrates a rear view of the customisation system according to the invention
  • FIG. 3 illustrates the electric programming means of the portable objects and especially an example of series network chaining of the programming cards connected to the encoding heads;
  • FIG. 4 illustrates another cabling example of the network in a tree structure of the programming cards for each of the encoding heads
  • FIG. 5 illustrates the table representing the number of relays to be connected according to the number of programming cards
  • FIG. 6 illustrates a perspective view of an embodiment of an encoding head in the case of a portable contact object
  • FIG. 7 schematically illustrates a top plan view and a bottom plan view of the zones of the portable object available for other operations during the electrical programming of the electronic circuit of the portable object;
  • FIG. 8 schematically illustrates an example of a configuration of a machine of type containing 8 encoding heads and 4 parallel processing stations.
  • the present invention describes architecture mechanical of electrical and graphic customisation machine of portable electronic objects.
  • This machine has the particular characteristic of combining the function of electrical programming of objects during transport and execution, at each station of the machine, of other operations on the objects, such as for example functions of control, graphic customisation, etc., at the same time as electrical customisation of the electronic circuit of the object continues.
  • the electrical customisation transfer ( 4 ) is the core of the machine.
  • Its primary function consists of transporting the electronic objects from station to station so that each object follows the preferred production process (for example) a laser marking or inkjet station (P 3 ), a camera inspection station (P 4 ), a label-application station (P 5 ), a scrap-rejection station (P 6 ), an unloading station (P 2 ), etc.).
  • This transfer function is found in all existing assemblies of machines for customisation, laser etching, label application, etc.
  • the transfer device ( 4 ) comprises a plurality of mobile components arranged so as to move according to a closed-loop path, each mobile component being moved along according to the path and connected to an encoding head ( 6 ).
  • the second role of customisation transfer ( 4 ) of the invention consists of programming the electronic objects (OP) during their displacement by means of the encoding head ( 6 ) connected to the programmer ( 5 ). So as soon as an object is extracted from the input loading station (P 1 ) then inserted in the transfer ( 4 ) at a position i, the link with the programming card ( 5 i) ensuring the programming function of the electronic circuit of the object (OP) is ensured and the programming of the component can commence immediately. As it moves on to the different processing stations (P 3 , P 4 , P 5 ) the object (OP) continues to be programmed in parallel until it is extracted at the output unloading station (P 2 ) or is ejected at the reject bin of the station (P 6 ).
  • each electrical encoding head ( 6 ) is coupled to a programmer ( 5 ).
  • the programmers ( 5 ) are connected to each moving encoding head and are shifted at the same time as the latter.
  • Any other device for transfer of data and feeding to the programmers ( 5 ) can be utilised, such as for example a wireless link or a wired link enabling limited displacement in an alternative direction.
  • Such architecture combines two functions into one (the transport function and the electrical programming function). This reduces footprint and costs.
  • Concurrent systems have a transfer system for conveying the objects from station to station.
  • One of the stations of a machine consists of a system for accumulation of objects in view of their programming. This additional station therefore does not exist in the present invention as the latter is managed by the transport.
  • the architecture of the invention gives maximum times to programming (from its entry to the machine to its output).
  • the objects also benefit from the return time in the lower part as compared to existing machines which insert the objects on one side of the machine and have them exit from the other side.
  • defects can occur requiring automatic rejection of the defective object. This can be an electric defect during programming of the object or a graphic defect, occurring during marking on the object. Visual control defects can exist, as can mechanical defects associated with the machine in question.
  • the proposed customisation transfer instinctively remakes all the objects detected as substandard, irrespective of their place inside the machine and repositions them in their place.
  • the object contained in the customisation head X of the rotating transfer is detected as being substandard (electrical/graphic/other defect)
  • the machine stores the current mechanical position of the customisation head associated with the defective portable object (position A)
  • the machine rotates the transfer so as to present the head X opposite the ejection station (P 6 ) for defective objects
  • the object is ejected.
  • the head X is now empty.
  • the machine rotates the transfer to position the head X opposite the input station (P 1 ) for blank objects (the unstacker)
  • a fresh blank object is then inserted in the empty position
  • the control software reallocates the former data of the rejected object on the programmer ( 5 .x) associated with the fresh blank object.
  • the electrical programming of the object commences with the former data.
  • the transfer rotates to present the head X to the first graphic customisation station (for example with marking laser).
  • the information associated with the object is then printed, while the information to be programmed in the electronic memory of the portable object is written.
  • the encoding head comprises a contact pad ( 60 ) positioned opposite the contacts of the portable object and a tab 62 pressing the portable object (OP) against the contact pad ( 60 ).
  • These two elements are solid with a support element ( 61 ) linked mechanically to the mobile transfer ( 4 ).
  • Each support element ( 61 ) in a U-shape comprises a throat ( 611 ) in which a portable object (OP) is slid.
  • the linking elements between the portable object (OP) and the programmer ( 5 ) cover over a minimum of external surface of the portable object to allow parallel processing at other stations (laser etching or embossing, etc., while electrical customisation continues).
  • the defective object has been remade, inserted in the proper position and the cycle resumes for all objects present in the transfer, as if no defect had been noticed.
  • the management software of the computer means ( 8 ) of the machine should at all times have information representing the status of the portable objects (status) as well as the history of operations carried out.
  • Each object as soon as it is inserted in the machine via the input position, is linked to a memory space of the computer management system of the machine containing all the information necessary for its follow-up:
  • Information relative to the initial data for example, name of the data file, position of this object in the data file . . . );
  • Variable data serving as customisation for example, full names, expiration date, photo, barcode . . . .
  • These data can be used for example to program the chip, for inkjet or laser printing, for programming of the magnetic strip, etc. . . . ;
  • Each reader is embedded on the customisation transfer.
  • a reader ( 5 i) physically embedded on the customisation head (the sled supporting the head, the connection, the reader, the object and the holding means . . . ).
  • the readers are networked by chaining Ethernet relays ( 9 . 1 to 9 . 7 ) illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 5 to prevent too large a number of wires from passing through the rotating joint ( 7 ) (limited to number of wires).
  • each reader has 2 Ethernet outputs ( 5 . 1 a, 5 . 1 b ) for connecting the 2 following readers.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates series chaining of readers. This chaining is the best adapted to physically link the readers with each other, but has the disadvantage of being the slowest.
  • FIG. 4 illustrates a tree structure where each reader constitutes a node connecting the following 2 readers. This principle has greater efficacy but a mechanically less advantageous connection.
  • the machine management software also has a file describing the configuration of the machine. For each physical and functional station of the machine there is consequently a descriptor describing the type of station and its operating options.
  • a machine could, for example and according to FIG. 8 , comprise a customisation transfer ( 4 ) comprising 8 encoding heads with 4 processing stations implanted around them:
  • the software associates in current status memory of the computer system ( 8 ) the list of objects and their physical positions in the customisation transfer.
  • the following is in memory:
  • the software then connects the position of the encoding heads Ti relative to the processing stations.
  • the following is in memory, for example:
  • the computer system saves the positions and the identifiers of the objects.
  • the computer system When the machine starts back up, the computer system reloads the positions and objects so as to continue the cycle as if the machine had never stopped.
  • the current status memory is modified by having the list of objects advance by one step:
  • the blank object No. 00011 goes past the laser P 3 again to graphically inscribe the data

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